The Bakery District in Fort Smith makes a nice appearance and is eclectic in all the right ways…read more It's a fun place to enjoy something different especially for Fort Smith while also enjoying the historical aspects that make FS a cool and neat place to be/visit. The trolley museum is close and goes right by - the Fort Smith History museums is close and is well done - the National Historical site (part of national parks) is very well done and close by - so is the national cemetery which is very pretty. They have good food and drink and cool shopping and great spaces to hang and relax with a group or alone.

I don't know how there aren't more reviews about this place. If you find yourself in Ft Smith with…read moresome free time, come enjoy the fantastic outdoor space. Stellar drinks delivered to your patio table via QR codes, murals, a few food trucks to choose from, a delicious coffee shop, a fantastic vibe and SO MUCH MORE. Great spot for the family.

Made it to Stop #14... Fort Smith, Arkansas! And whew... getting here was a little white-knuckle…read moredriving through our first real rainstorm of the entire trip But we made it safely! Of course the minute I realized the hotel didn't have a restaurant... my retirement road trip survival instincts kicked in: "Find closest pet-friendly patio immediately!" And WOW... what a find! Uncork'd Wine Bar absolutely delivered! This locally loved Fort Smith spot is known for its huge wine selection, cozy upscale vibe, incredible patio, craft cocktails, and surprisingly amazing food menu. Spot on. But honestly? The service may have stolen the show. Friendly, attentive, welcoming to the BBoyz... just one of those places that instantly makes you glad you stopped there And when they overheard me mention I forgot my jacket in the car... they immediately brought me the softest blanket to keep warm on the patio Now THAT is hospitality. After 21 days on the road and plenty of meals along the way... this was hands down the best "non-home-cooked" meal of the trip so far Rainstorm survived BBoyz approved patio Warm blanket rescue #MilesAndBBoyz #Stop14 #FortSmithArkansas #Uncorkd #RetiredAndRolling #PetFriendlyPatio #RoadTripFinds

Service/food and atmosphere all were great. Live music to enhance the experience. Braised beef…read moretips/chicken Marsala were very tasty. Finish out with a nice dessert and you can't go wrong. Well worth the visit. Enjoy!

Unfortunately they were out of everything, so don't waste your time going. For being Mediterranean,…read morethey lacked flavor. We had hummus but, I don't think it was hummus, it was, forget it, I can't describe.

Hookah is great but the name doesn't do justice for the food quality. Baba gannoush and the meat…read morequality is fantastic. Recommend changing the name to highlight the food because that's the real show. They also do a take out so highly recommend if you work downtown

Vault is a great little bar. We sat outside on a lovely Pride Saturday before the crowd hit…read more They have a great reputation in town for making classic cocktails. We all had wine so I cannot confirm. Great friendly service! Nice prices.

Insanely inventive cocktails without $20 prices! The cocktails really push the limits of…read morecreativity, many may make you gremace as you mouth the ingredients to yourself. Trust though. Trust the process, trust the folks implementing the process. I loved everything I had here. If cocktails are too fufu 4 u, they have a MASSIVE whiskey selection too, mostly bourbons. The space is small and cozy, making it easier to bond with people. Speaking of which, the guy next to me at the bar bought me some whisky and...after some talking, I realized he was the owner of this place, great guy!

Beautiful venue with lots of fun activities to try while enjoying a nice cocktail or drink of…read morechoice. Perfect for date night or to hangout with friends. Bartender was super friendly which was a plus :)

Overall amazing experience! Chris and his team took…read moreexcellent care of us for our work holiday party! The team really loved the food! The Bao buns are a must try! The duck pins and the golfing simulators were super fun and the whole ambiance was amazing! From the waiting staff to the bartenders, everyone was super friendly and amazing! 10/10! Thank you Chris and team for making this party amazing for my team!

Always a good time and a nice place that has no drama, If your new face or old face The staff…read moretreat you like you know them forever , they don't just wait on there friends they have known or someone in their family ! I have been to a lot of bars that if you're not a man you get ignored and or it's more important to waiting on their friends and family ! BUT YOU WILL NOT BE TREATED THAT WAY HERE YOU FIRST TIME OR EVEN IF YOU BEEN GOING FOR A LONG TIME YOU WILL FEEL LIKE YOU BELONG!! So come make new friend

From the owner: Where drinking buddies go to unwind. serve beer, wine, liquor. pool, karaoke, dancing, beer pong,…read moredancing. Good clean fun.

It took awhile on Friday at Maxine's to get our Pride drinks. They were busy. I ordered The Gay…read moreAgenda (tequila). My partner had a dirty martini and our friend got a Manhattan. They were average and quite pricey. The glasses were tiny. I can think of better places for happy hour.

My husband and I were in town visiting our daughter and wanted to go out but not on Dickson. So…read morethey took us here and we were not disappointed! It was busy but we were able to find a spot. Ordered drinks and popcorn and omg it hit the spot! Parmesan and black pepper popcorn was top tier! I had a bourbon sour and it was ok. Next time we come we will try to get a spot in the back and play darts. Bar had a great vibe and bartenders were quick.

I came here on a Sunday evening…read more First of all -- don't show up early. I got there when it opened, and it was a good hour before people actually showed up. It was their drag night, so there was a $5 cover charge. The only benefit was the happy hour was happening. I got a Tanqueray and tonic, a bud light, and a water bottle for $11. In West Hollywood, that would have been $30. I'm from Los Angeles and was only there because my aunt has this fantasy of me meeting Mr. Right in Fayetteville and moving there. She was so happy that I said I was coming here. Were the people friendly? Not really. Like most of the bars I've been to in Arkansas unless they know you already, they don't bend over backward toward strangers. This is a dance club you go to in a group. The crowd was a mix of younger and those in their 30s and 40s. I did see one straight couple who made it a point to hold hands in the club. He wasn't very attractive, and the "visitor to an alien planet" vibe they gave off made it easy to ignore them. Music was top 40, and there was a decent sound system. Did I meet anyone? Not one person. The bar decor is, well, kind of ugly gay bar for the 80s. It does have an outdoor area with couches and chairs. This isn't the Abbey in West Hollywood.

The lady who scans ID's and takes money at the entrance is literally terrible. Extremely rude and…read moreacted like we were bothering her by paying her money to get in. Make sure not to step 2 feet out the 2ND ENTERANCE door (not the entrance) or you will have to pay again. $15 per person and for what? The place is trashed and run down. Weirdos everywhere. Music is also terrible, no new pop being played at all.